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VCM - Done Flashcards

1
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Demonstrate locating and launching the application

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  1. Double-click the VCM icon on the desktop
  2. If PIV Authentication is enabled, enter its PIN; otherwise, you use Access and Verify codes.
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How do you export a Treatment Plan?

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  1. From the Main menu toolbar, select Tools > Clinical Utilities > Export > Treatment Plans
  2. In the Export Treatment Plans dialog box, check the plan(s) to export, then click Export
  3. Choose a path to save the treatment plan file to and press OK
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How do you import a Treatment Plan?

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  1. From the Main Menu toolbar, select Tools > Clinical Utilities > Import > Treatment Plans
  2. Under Select a Source, go to the folder that contains the .idtxplan file(s)
  3. Under Select Treatment Plan, select the treatment plan(s) to import
  4. Set optional settings under Select Naming Conventions to modify the plan’s names if you want to differentiate them from your existing library
  5. Press Import
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How do you export Drug Mappings?

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  1. From the Main Menu toolbar, select Tools > Interface Utilities > VistA Mapper
  2. Right-click the bottom section and select Save to .props file
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How do you import Drug Mappings?

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  1. From the Main Menu toolbar, select Tools > Interface Utilities > VistA Mapper
  2. Right-click the bottom section and select Load from .props file
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How do you export Preferences?

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  1. From the Main Menu toolbar, select Tools > Clinical Utilities > Export > Preferences
  2. Select the Preferences to export on the left
  3. Press Export
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How do you import Preferences?

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  1. From the Main Menu toolbar, select Tools > Clinical Utilities > Import > Preferences
  2. Select the Preferences to import on the left
  3. Press Import
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What is the proper way to log out?

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  1. Click the Gold Key icon in the toolbar icon area
  2. Press Yes to log off
    NOTE: Clicking the X on the VCM window isn’t the proper way to log out of VCM
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9
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Where is the VCM Configuration Utility located?

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Start > All Programs > VistA Chemotherapy Manager > Launch VCM Configuration Utility

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How do you start and stop the VCMServerService?

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  1. Launch the VCM Configuration Utility
  2. Go to the Service Status tab to start/stop the VCMServerService
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How do you configure the VistA connections?

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  1. Launch the VCM Configuration Utility and go to the VistA Connection tab
  2. For VistA Host, enter localhost
  3. For VistA port, enter 9000
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12
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How do you configure the SQL connections?

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  1. Launch the VCM Configuration Utility and go to the Division SQL Configurations tab
  2. Press New
  3. Enter Division Station Number, SQL Database Name, and SQL Server
  4. Press OK
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13
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Where is the Server folder?

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<Server>\DSS, Inc\VistA Chemotherapy Manager 64-bit Server
</Server>

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Where is the Client folder?

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<Server>\DSS, Inc\VistA Chemotherapy Manager Client
</Server>

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Where are the backup files created from the config utility?

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The file path for the backup folder is <Server>\DSS, Inc\VistA Chemotherapy Manager 64-bit Server\BackUps\<timestamp>_BackUps</timestamp></Server>

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16
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Where is the LoggingVCMServerService.config file?

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It’s located in the VCM 64-bit Server folder

17
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What is the purpose of the LoggingVCMServerService.config file?

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This holds the configuration and logging levels of the VCM loggers

18
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Where is the DSSVCM.props file?

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It’s located in the VCM Client folder

19
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What is the purpose of the DSSVCM.props file?

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This holds the Server and Workstation names

20
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Where is the VCM.ServerConfiguration.xml file?

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It’s located in the VCM 64-bit Server folder

21
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What is the purpose of the VCM.ServerConfiguration.xml file?

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This holds all of the configurations from the VCM Config Utility

22
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Where are the VCM logs files?

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It’s located in the VCM 64-bit Server folder

23
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Name the VCM logs files

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ApplicationLog, RPCLog, SSOiLog, SQLLog, TransLog

24
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How do you change the settings on the log files to another status? Such as WARN or DEBUG

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  1. Stop VCMServerService using the VCM Config Utility
  2. Navigate to VCM 64-bit Server folder and open LoggingVCMServerService.config
  3. Locate the <logger> tag with the name attribute that matches the name of the log whose level you want to change</logger>
  4. Within that <logger> tag, find the <level> tag and change the value attribute to the level you desire</level></logger>
  5. Save the file and start VCMServerService
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How do you configure the VCM service with the VCM service account?

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  1. Make sure VCMServerService is not running (go to Services and stop)
  2. Right-click it and select Properties
  3. Select the Log On tab
  4. Sign in with the VCMService account credentials
  5. Start VCMServerService (go to Services and start)

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